The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-02

nual public installation Of officers The committee
composed of s. w. Wales. Daniel P. Winnings. John |
f. Mccain, James A. Conger and DIR. j. s. Serrin |
oss Ed a Gsaepos sss
Miller. Prof. j. B. Ferguson Miss May Chaplin, Miss
Moilie E. Fumer and Miss Love v. NJ Linn, ad-
Bessie Belle JENNIE Miss J. May Miller, Mrs Lucia
Julian Martin and Master Phil Serrin.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Miss Fannie wescott, of Compton Lodge. is on the
sick list
Prospect Lodge win have degree work at their next
meeting
Compton Lodge win have FIVE candidates to initiate
at their next Getting
Grand Protector George n Godfrey will visit the
city about the last of February next.
Hope Lodge will have degree work at their. next
meeting and will also install their officers for the
suing term at that time.
Hope Lodge gave Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell very
pleasant surprise the occasion or their twenty
second marriage anniversary.
The following lodges elected officers at their last
meeting:
PROSPECTIVE. P. Atkinson. protector; Mrs. Wolf
vice protectors L. D. Stapp secretary Perry Stephens
fnanancial secretary: Mrs Elizabeth South chaplan
Al Right guide; Mrs kight guardian; A. Hoffman,
Compton-Mrs. R. Roberts protector; Mrs. A. Gil
lett, viceprotector; Mrs Wren chaplain Mrs Belle
Cursor. guardian; A. j. Giett financial secretary
j. w. Hosman, secretary; Mr. Driesbaugh treasurer
W. ]. Cursor, sentinel
Hope-Mrs. Mckinley protector; j. G. Tflford vice.
protector Mrs Tiford, chaplain; s. E. Wade secre-
tary; c. E. kerner financial secretary; VIM Grund
treasurer; j. Caldwell, guardian; Mr. Mckinley, SEN
tinel.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
Four lodges were organized in California last
month
J. Wesley Bennett as usual, was elected secretary
| of Powell Lodge.
The past week busy one all the lodges elect.
| ing members for the ensuing year.
| men into full membership last Monday night
| Burgess Brown and his young singers are always
| welcome at the gatherings of the U. 0. H.
DR.. Haggart will repeat his laughabe paper on
'Follies, at Washington Lodge, tomorrow night
Grand Vice president Wissel has been work
In Ohio, where he has organized several new lodges.
The taking feature of the gathering at Powell Lodge
was the Interesting news contained in the first issue
| OF the Chestnut Bell
The central committee has decided to meet at Cen
| ter Lodge, No. 80. Wednesday evening, Jan. II.
| A good time is looked for.
The new laws have gone into effect, and all lodges
| are being supplied with them as rapidly as they
be furnished by the printer.
There was much amusement had at Hope Lodge,
| last Tuesday night, when their retiring past pres
dent was elected to the position of outside guard
AT meeting Of the central committee, Wednesday
night, large amount of business transacted It
was decided to visit Pastpresident Boyd and Garfield
Lodge of Nobesville, during February
The following ladies' and gentlemen will take part in
| the programme at Washington Lodge tomorrow
| night Mrs. Huckeby, Mrs. Woodward and Mrs.
| Maynard Messrs. Taught Brown. Mankerdick and
Bachman.
| THE SECRET LEAGUE.
| The Supreme Lodge will meet in annual session in
Secret League Hail. When Block, Wednesday, Jan. 5.
Following the officers elected by the several city
! lodges during the past week:
Indianapolis No HI T. Strouse reelected card
nall Carrie Jenkins, vice-cardinal; Rebecca MCLEAN,
| H. Hunt, treasurer; Thomas Jenkins. marshal; w. NJ.
| Gates. guard; William Devne, Waterman; j. May Mil
Ter and W. Devine, musicians J. 1. Hunt representa-
Merchants. No. 14-Dr. b. w Sullivan past cardi
| nal; Dr. L. L. Armstrong. cardinals w. H. Chamber
lain ST., vice cardinal; Fannie c. Smith, petitioner
David A. White recorder; T. A. Williams collector
James r. Carney, treasurer George S. Carney,
shal; j. o. Rose, guard; Dr. B. W. Sullivan, repre-
sentative; James r. Carney. alternate
Crescent, No. 15-Frank Hail. past CARDINAL Frank
Beadle, cardinal Al Heath vice-cardinal; Mrs. Pearl
Holman, petitioner; j. c. Perry, marshal; Percy
Hoffman. Waterman; Frank Hall, representative; R.
NJ. Cosby, alternate
Anchor. No 16-Carl Johnson past cardinal: J. h
Z. Prentiss. cardinal; Joel Williams. vicecardnal
DR.. w. III. Ridpath. petitioner; G. w. Nickum, re-
corder Fred w Helt, collectors Frank A Fish, treas
urer; DR.. ID. NJ. Purman, marshal; w. S. Kirchner
guard j. Q. Kirchner watchman: J. 1. Keller repre-
sentative; Howard kimbali, alternate.
Peter j. Gall, cardinal: c. B. Proudfoot. vicecardnal
Mrs. A. White, petitioner; w g. Morrison, recorder;
A. B. Robinson, collector; w. X. Eckert treasurer;
George W. Scrimger. marshall d. B. Onger, guard;
Mrs Ida Brandenburg, Waterman; G. B. Proudroot,
representative; j. F. Carson, alternate.
|
Tousey, cardinal; JAS. Anderson, vice cardinal Omer
Rodbaugh, petitioner; w. NJ. Coval. recorder: j. G..
Stemens, collectors George W. JONES' treasurer; Mrs.
Clara Stemens. marshal: Herman rnest. guard: Otto
j. Reiman Waterman; Omer Tousey, representative.
Meridian, No. 19.-Will A. Davidson, past cardinal;
A. b Mccormick cardinal; H. e. Hannaman. vice
cardinal; Myron Stowel recorder; E. f. Thomas,
collector; w. B. Reading treasurer: Dr. A E.
Buchanan. petitioner; Q. E. Wilson, marshal Enoch
Metzger. guard; w. II. Sddal Waterman; Myron
Stowell. musician W. H. Doll representative; W. A.
Davidson, alternate.
Fountain no 22-J w. Woods. past cardinal; J.
r. Gibson, cardinal; F. G. Ramps vce-cardinal; G.
NJ Waorad, petitioner: s. S. Bragg, recorder E. P.
meyer guard: DIR. r. H. Bigger. medical examiner; F.
NJ. Hay, representative; ]. ". Woods, alternate.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
True Friend Council, No. % last week he'd their
dore McCune chief councillors Mrs. Mary serrn vice
councillor; Miss Pray prelate: Mr.. Gunter. marshall
G. B. Manlove j. a Stewart and A d. Miller, trus
to Grand Councils q. b. Manlove and j. A Stewart
elternates; A. j. Stewart. deputy grand councillor
large cash surplus in treasury The council meets
, every second and fourth Fridays of each month
Chosen Friends Sick Benefit League of Indiana
met in annual session on Dec 20 for the purpose Of
. officers and board of managers eected Presi
dent E. Bradford vice-president. E. f. Pray; secre
tary J. S. Roberts; treasurer Mr.. Beers: board o
managers. f. f. Pray Mrs. Jones Justice Feibemau
Mr. Chapman, Berry Self. The purpose of the Chosen
Friends League is to pay to each member So to $2i
per week during sickness or disabling injury. Non.
but Chosen Friends in good and regular standing are
eligible to membership. The charter list is filling VI
rapidly.
I KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF THE GOLDEN RIFLE
Castle Marion, No. 1GO. held a very pleasant ses
/ sion last Wedne day night. Their literary enter
: tanment financial success, as well as an enjoy
{ able affair."
Castle Marion. No. 16O. elected the following off
GERS at their last meeting to for the ensuin,
!; term II. w. White. commander: Mrs. Hattie NJ
Hopkins. ice-conimander; w. G. Grubb. treasurer
n Il. K. Hopkins. financial seeretary g. W. b. Smith
recording secretary; Moses Conklin master-atarms
s H. w. Harrington arelate; O. L. Call herald; I4or
Z. | Call, warder; b. III. Schagfe, sentinel.
The Military Companies.
1 Dr. John II Oliver company surgeon for the Lgh
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